Lord Bassam of Brighton: As the noble Lord is aware, we sent a Note Verbale to the Indian authorities on 20 April 2005 seeking clarification of Indian citizenship laws. They have now responded and a copy of the reply has been placed in the Library of the House. The reply will necessitate certain changes to our policy. My honourable friend the Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Nationality has written to the noble Lord explaining how we will publicise these changes and the steps we will take to implement them. A copy of the reply given in the Lok Sabha has also been placed in the Library of the House.

Lord Sainsbury of Turville: Official UK representatives on the Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum are as follows:
	Government officials represent the UK on the policy group; they are: Brian Morris, DTI, head of the carbon abatement technologies unit; Jim Penman, DEFRA, Global Atmosphere Division; and
	industry represents the UK on the technical group, they are:
	Nick Otter OBE, Alstom Power plc, director of technology and external relations, Philip Sharman, PERA, consultant and adviser on carbon capture, hydrogen and fuel cells.

Lord McKenzie of Luton: I refer the noble Lord to the Answer I gave to Lord Stevens of Ludgate on 2 February (Official Report, col. WA 67).
	Changes to the abatement only affect the relative size of member states' contributions to the EC budget. They have no impact on the level or distribution of expenditure.

Lord Bassam of Brighton: Under community law the UK is required to admit nationals from other member states and from Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland on production of an ID card or passport. We are not aware of any of these countries issuing more than one type of ID card which is valid for travel. The format and content of the cards is a matter for the states concerned. They all, however, include the name of the holder of the card, his or her nationality and a photograph.

Lord Rooker: I am only able to speak for Her Majesty's Government. I would refer the noble Lord, Lord Maginnis, to my Answer of 25 January (WA 181).